Roberto Robaina

Roberto Robaina González (18 March 1956 in Pinar del Río, Cuba) was the Foreign Minister of Cuba from 1993 until 1999.

Roberto Robaina-Gonzalez
Born18 March 1956
Pinar del Río, Cuba

Career

In 1993, at the age of 37 he became Foreign Minister. In 1999 he was removed on accusations of wrongdoing in his relationships with foreign business leaders and officials.

He studied Pedagogy, with emphasis in Mathematics. His approach to the world of fine arts is produced through his personal involvement as a hobby in the design of visual propaganda for working with students and youth.

Since 2004 he is an independent artist, dedicated to painting, photography and graphic design.

Much of his work is in private collections in countries like Spain, Mexico, Italy, Panama, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, United States, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, France, Switzerland, Russia, Canada, Colombia and Cuba.

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References
    Political offices
    Preceded by
    Ricardo Alarcón    		 Foreign Minister of Cuba
    1993–1999    		 Succeeded by
    Felipe Pérez Roque




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